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Less than a month now until the state election and the announcements from the political parties are coming thick and fast.
It is clear that housing availability and affordability is front and centre for all of them.
HIA calls on all political parties to back practical, achievable reforms that unlock land, rebuild the workforce, reduce red tape and taxation and invest in the future of housing supply and affordability.
These are the key ingredients to restore confidence, create jobs, and ensure that home ownership remains within reach for all South Australian families.
The Housing South Australians, HIA Election Imperatives document sets out simple and effective measures that need to be implemented to solve our housing crisis. I commend it to you.

Stephen Knight
Executive Director
South Australia
HIA has lodged its submission to the Fair Work Commission's 2026 Annual Wage Review, supporting a 3.5% increase in the national minimum award wage rates, as the maximum the residential building sector can sustainably absorb.
Ahead of Monday’s meeting of National Cabinet, the Housing Industry Association (HIA) is calling on Commonwealth, State and Territory governments to provide immediate relief to the housing sector by adopting one simple, budget neutral principle: do no harm.
The NSW Government has confirmed that it will delay the adoption of the 2025 edition of the National Construction Code (NCC) until 1 May 2027.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has welcomed the Tasmanian Government’s Petroleum Reporting (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill 2026, saying stronger fuel reporting rules will help protect builders, trades and households from global volatility.
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Keep up-to-date with the evolving changes for your region. Check out the NCC 2022 hub with all the latest info, courses and seminars.
Join the HIA Building Women Breakfast in Adelaide to launch the 2026 SA Building Women Awards. Connect with industry leaders, celebrate women in construction, and be inspired by keynote speaker Alexa Leary.
HIA National Conference is a peak annual event for residential building. It’s a golden opportunity to network with the industry, learn what’s next for housing and gain new business-building skills. The Conference concludes with a gala evening dedicated to celebrating the achievements of those nominated for the prestigious HIA Australian Housing Awards partnered by CSR.
Join us for a morning dedicated to understanding the economic landscape of the residential building sector in 2026.
Hear the latest economic forecasts and trends to help you make better business decisions, featuring key presenters from HIA’s Economics Team as well as guest speakers.
HIA Awards provide home builders and designers the opportunity to receive recognition, and showcase their work to the broader industry. Winners and finalists not only receive extensive media promotion for their business, they also get the opportunity to promote themselves as an industry leader.
Winner: Desyn Homes
Winner: Country Living Homes
Winner: Metricon Homes - Metricon l Langdon 26
Learning a new skill or adding to your existing knowledge is the best way to advance your career and help reignite your passion for getting up in the morning and doing a job that you love. It's not just about what you can learn but also how you can use your new found knowledge to reach the next step in where you want your career to go.
This workshop provides a detailed understanding of domestic building contracts, using the relevant HIA contract for your region as an example. The contract is explained in full, describing each schedule and clause.
This qualification is designed to meet the needs of estimators and schedulers in the building and construction field who may have responsibility for the preparation of estimates and quotations for construction works.
Find out more about what silica is, how to work safely with products containing silica, what tools and systems exist, as well as where to get further information
Take the next step in gaining professional licences in South Australia within the building and construction sector.
HIA’s experienced Building and planning services team can help you navigate residential building legislation and keep your project on track.
Most new homes and renovations to existing homes require a development approval (DA) before they can be built. A DA will normally be granted by the local council.
We have been helping businesses like yours for over a decade by offering safety checks and site-specific safety systems designed to meet current workplace health and safety requirements.
HIA’s expert workplace advisors can offer you bespoke support to help you navigate the maze of compliance in the building industry.